Crickmay’s data, aggregated through monitoring up to 80 000 HMVs every day, reveals the extent of the problem is extremely worrying.
Mondlane has called on his supporters to voice their opposition from November 20 through a traffic protest.
Zero Carbon Charge will install scores of green-energy-powered charging stations along the N3 and other national roads.
But motorists driving petrol-fuelled vehicles are expected to get mild relief at the pumps in December.
Several drivers are complaining of what can only be described as a worsening human rights situation at the border.
Portuguese colonial authorities proposed a railway from Swaziland in 1902 as a way to drum up more business.
The entity owed R29.031 billion when the government signed the memorandum of agreement to end e-tolls in April.
The suspects allegedly fraudulently authorised roadworthy certificates.
SUNDAY UPDATE: Since this report was posted on Friday, November 8, it has been reported that the situation at the border has improved.